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> But also humans can not provide that. Every bard, every writer, every poet, every band rises every morning to compete against the beatles. Most of them loose
by codeduck 25d ago
> But also humans can not provide that. Every bard, every writer, every poet, every band rises every morning to compete against the beatles. Most of them loose and thus abandon the craft to win bread elsewhere.
Most, but not all. For every 99 who give up and go and do something else, one transcends.
AI cannot create. Humans can. Most do not, but the possibility is always there that they could.
- skeledrew 25d ago> AI cannot create Say what now? - https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/ai-is-inventing-molecules-why-u-s-8416871/ https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/ai-is-inventing-molecules-... - https://www.forbes.com/sites/anishasircar/2026/04/17/ai-solved-a-mathematical-problem-that-had-stumped-the-worlds-best-minds-for-decades/ https://www.forbes.com/sites/anishasircar/2026/04/17/ai-solv... - https://www.nature.com/articles/s41524-025-01881-2 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41524-025-01881-2
- 21asdffdsa12 25d agoNot something novel, usually - but i can reproduce recombination results with intuition, which is kind of close enough. Still it lacks the striking direction of an artist/great mind and averages out.
- ausbah 25d agobut most of what humans create isn’t novel, esp in saturated areas like art. so even LLMs can “just do that” they’re very capable at outputting worthwhile materisl
- codeduck 25d ago"most of" being the key words.
- skeledrew 25d agoIntuition is just detecting and following patterns, which AI is already very good at.
- codeduck 25d agoNow show me an AI coming up with General Relativity, or Integral Calculus, or Chopin's wrong note Etude. AI builds on what comes before. Humans have an uncanny trait for creating things that are truly new.
- skeledrew 25d agoCan't exactly show since those things have already been discovered of course. But there is already a good list of AI discoveries out there in various fields, and it's still early days. Humans also build on what comes before. Many of the "truly new" things that humans have created happened by accident, was discovered by brute force/experimentation, or are remixes of things observed in nature and/or already done by others. There is literally nothing a human can invent that a sufficiently capable AI can't also invent as the techniques are the same.